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Dana's Sailing Page |
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In sailing we attempt to control a solid being propelled through a liquid by a gas... Which proves that God has a tremendous sense of humour! |
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< Our current boat is S/V Kiskadee, a 1980 Hughes 38'.
< She was built just north of London, Ontario.
< She sleeps 6 and handles heavy seas very well. |
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< Anchored in Snow's Cove, at the
< southern end of Rogues Roost.
< We paddled ashore to geocache. |
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Leaving Bridgewater, we motored past what remains of HMCS Fraser. >
I sailed on her for the '80 Christmas NATO. Dee was christened on Fraser. > |
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< In Lunenburg Bay with the Bluenose. |
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< It's a great feeling to share her wind. |
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Pat and Linda Evans, at the helm as we >
return from an afternoon off of Lunenburg. > |
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Our previous boat was a 1988 MacGregor 26D. >
She slept six, with a queen size berth aft, >
double v-berth forward, a galley in the saloon >
and an enclosed head. With her 48" daggerboard up >
she only drew 15", and easily slid up on a soft beach. > |
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< Family and friends on Halifax harbour as
< the Halifax-Dartmouth ferry crosses astern. |
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A warm day on Halifax harbour in a very light wind. >
McNabs Island is visible behind George's Island. > |
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< Friends on the beach at Wreck Cove, on
< McNabs Island near Eastern Passage. |
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Alongside SYC at the end of a day of sailing. >
The sun has just set over Halifax. > |
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< The Queen Mary II, as she approaches
< Pier 21, on the Halifax waterfront. |
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